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People and Spaces: Every occupant (people) has certain requirements to enable them to perform their respective functions within an organization. These requirements, be it a desk, an analog phone line for a fax machine or a white board, etc., are termed ”Occupant requirements”.
During a move plan FACET will compare what is required by the occupant vs. what is available within the space and report the differences. These differences will become action items for the Facilities Professional. FACET will search the enterprise and list where the required assets reside and list them by the shortest distance. Within a space map, colors are used to define Divisions (Space Number) and Department (Occupant Name). Utilizing this process enables all to clearly understand population disbursement throughout the facility. In addition, perimeter colors or complete Divisional footprint colors can be drawn to further illustrate group occupancy. Maps: Maps are an important part of Facilities Management planning as they not only
show Currently, many organizations are also installing Defibrillators, the new emergency cardiac stimulus device for non-medical (but trained) staff for use in an emergency. The location of these devices would also be indicated on space maps.
Custom images can also be developed to further enhance your maps.
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All spaces have “Attributes”.
These attributes can be a desk that is
already in the space, an analog line that is active and a door lock
that is already installed.
locations by
Name, Department and Division, they also indicate important features such
as Emergency Pathways, Emergency Exits, and Floor Wardens (those people
expected to assist in evacuations, etc.) 
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Stops are indicated and the Facilities Manager is notified if an occupant moves
from that zone to another and needs to be re-mapped to another location.|
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